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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
xIYoR HEWITT At THE CITY HALL.
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE THERE SINCE THE DAT
HIS TERM BEGAN.

HIS FIRST APPEARANCE THERE SINCE THE DAT
HIS TERM BEGAN.
Mayor Hewitt reached tho City Hall yesterday about
D. No. In order be present ct tho meeting Of the Sinking
Fund Commission. He was warmly greeted by tho NOM
bers Of the Commission President Coleman OF the Tax
Dspsrtmsnt Dock Commissioner Koch, 6treetCleanfng
Coleman, Sheriff Grant, W. Bourke Cochran
and others in during the afternoon. Tho Mayor
locke pale after his long illness but entered at
the work before him aud nearly hours participated
With vigor In the discussion Of the various matter:
brought before the Board After tho meeting was ended
the Mayor said TO . reporter Of The TRIBUNE:
Am feeling well could DO expected after 20 long
sieee would have down before but that
Wa afraid relapse fresh cold. The work OF the
Mayor. once has been kept up during my illness: ESsn,nf
paid especial attention wa. quarter. Tor the Isw
shabe promptly tried Thu: the .as,y Of The com;
calendars should be cleared have son;utsd With
relative the breaking n Ip Of n,s the .o1 IST
not be to exist propose to continue th work
many efforts made to obtain licenses for places
which We have refused license and the has come
rom Quarters would be least looked for hope nov
that INV health will such TO allow TO keep ON with
the work have begun without interruption
On tho Mayors desk basket OF beautiful MOWERS,
sent BY Park Commissioners Borden and Crimmins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

AN ELEOTRIO MOTOR ON STREET TRAOhS
Tho Julien Electric Motor that has been making series
Of expermeps on the Eighth Avenue Street Car Limo or
several months had public yesterday afternoon
The motor ran from tho stables at Forty st. and
Eighthave One hundred and tenth st and back as
tance OF about five miles, in forty-nve minutes fnlly
twenty persons were in the car among them Presdont
lyon OF the Third Avenue road Francis Pares Osborne,
W A. Harper, william A. Bracken, preside It OF the Jul
len Company George L. Montgomery and Dr. BROOKS H.
Wells w.,
The WAS under the management OF Engineer KohI:
who was connected with Julens factory In Paris ~
moved smoothly from the depot, crossing the switches
without difficulty. and ran along tho track at speed
about equal the highest rate OF surface cars Presl
dent Lyon watched It's progress with interest and OK
pressed himself we'll satisfied with the trial Tno en-
necr cd that he could easily stop the cars within
an extremely distance. In running DOWN grades the
MOTOR checked and the gied along on It's own
momeptum. In answer TO inquiries President Bracken
ssd that tho greatest difficulty experienced had been tho
gh road and gauge OF the EiHhthaye track
machine work entirely satisfactorily needs per-
feet track As II s he said the motor could be used at
cost less than 81 day. while surface cara In the city
cost than 81 day. The officers OF the Arcade
Road made trip this motor last week and were well
pleased with IT.
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TO HARuOyIzE SUGAR SALES.

mesng sugar importers AMI renors was held at tho
Coffee Exchange Yesterday at which George Mose presided
meeting had been called for the purpose oil
upon acme mutual plan and sellers
sugar enfng facilitate deliveries aud to ooyiAto GER
tain dlc aud uncertainties which seom unavoidable
lie suggesc that buyers and sellers agree upon INC
agency Absolutely independent oi b0h Out
IT, which both and which under the proper
safeguards woni have determine Tho polar Scope
sold In this market On tho motion OF Osgood
Welsh tho following committee appointed TO present
plan consideration. Ira Bursey. T. o. Matthea
Julius stusbey representing the renors and george
Mose John W. VandoTkrit and Osgood Welsh. representing
10 N
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IMPOSING UPOy A 0REOIAy.

Louis de 0umocus a native OF 0reece and has not been 80
Icing a msmbor OF the Cotton Erchan, a. 10 become sus
picious OF tho whyo Dang" Yesterday
had been appointed member Of
aud they had onRrossei on
In tho left hand placed
yellow cigsr.rib'0n ami large bed Of sealing
stamped with buIrad the back OF trade dollar Tho
vsope scaled with imprinted With tho back OF
quarter Mr. Gumocus had not discovered tho Joke
when he left tho Exchange.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT INVESTIGATION

Tho investigation regarding the District Civil Courts and
the fees charged by the Mahas Clerk continued Jos
teriay by Assistant CORPORATE Carkson In behalf
City Marshal Meehan testified that he had
rad District Courts for nrlng justices
TO precep- and other documents although no
such be legally charged City Marshal Lewis Nc
tsrtIeh that he also hal pail fees for precepts IN
every District Court IN the city Ho ADDED however th no
had Attache OF tho st Ill., lilo, lNt,
IXth XIII District Courts during the term OF the present
justices Mr..r. Norton Clancy, Parker Stecker McGown
Marsbai John Nelson said That ne had en-
poy- Joseph Dean and Paul Well To attend 10 some OF ms
tuslness their This was a
and not Official The hearing
W adjourned TO IL a. ~. to-day.
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ROBERT L. OUTINGS BEoURsrs

by will OF Robert Cutting nled yesterav for rro
bate bequeaths to his wife, Juana Cutting his shares Of
stock OF Academy Of Music his horses carriage,
tnre plate wines and all other property nj.
pictures which, however. remain her
long she lives All Tho rest Of his property m rust
They Arc to ha wife third m III 20
Of the estate and no; less than si2 900 year This sst
Of the income s 70 DC divided equally between two sops
tate upon have drawn thsir Incomes bv
tion among heirs Of their father and
IL either dies before his mother his interest ro.s 10
her Tho toattor's wife his brother Walter T.
his two sons Robert L. Cutting IT, and Walter n,,nn s
eIccutors The will 10 dated July issS an e
witnesses j. Kearny Warren w. o. Ushoeder s,s s,o
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CLOSE OF THE MA0UIRE PICTURE s.

Tho .aie of the Charles H. Mcguire collection OF modern
paintings by foreign artists was brought TO
close last Bucken Art Gaere% No ST. and sl9
broadway. The footed up tho satisfactory total OF
s2sOl8 The highest price obtained last nht was $1,000
for portratt "1he Young Prince" by n. sorii6an OF
Rome Mr.. narris thicago private COLLECTOR eusht
work nno. for 81 boo IL wifbe placed IN ~.
gallery In Chicago The following other picture. brought
more than $500 Josef Brandt Retreat from tho sege OF
Vienna" zoos psL's Forest OF Parliamentary 81 1000.
Wilhelm Schut,es The Culprt." s7t6. a. W Kowasfs
A Good bargain" s7iot a. Hsgborrs No I1dnE. nom
The sea" 800; Elizabeth GardBers Mother OF Moses
Parting Child" $780, George Inness Landscape
$3.50.
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TO BUILD A BIO sTORA GE WAREHOUSE.

The block by Thirty third and Thirty fourth
Sta and Fourth Lexington sold yesterday To
proposes erect thereon large storage
property formerly belonged to this NewYotk
lrosd Company and the southwest corner
IL a which locomotives were harborrd
Central station was built ms building 10
Eastern freight depot by the Adams Express
Company time alter tho removal VI tho passenger
station Forty st. the DocH oyysoe TO the
being Uttered with old wheels snow
poughs and horse shea hros years ago these were re-
attractive private park laid out hsgmand
Meyer John H. smith bought tho property FROM tho
september and transferred TO tho
bOus corpor $3.50 refused
last night composed corporation negotiated
asserted that halfozen VI Now Iorks
wealthiest behind tho enterprise.
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AN Alta OHMENT SPEEDILY LyPrrn

statement published yesterday to tho onsc, ,,,
New Railroad Company Mod An
NJ j.. Circuit Court properly Of Will
lam H. McIlhanney Tor $4,000. The improssop ~. t.,
that Mr. McIhanney who has for years be.n foro,v
agent OF tho Central indebted tho oomnauy
The officers Of ne company Yesterday had charges 10
aganst MI McIlhanncy ana whatever have been tho
ow ed The company money: he attachment wa. ~ nov
mistake AMI Was promptly ited Yesterday
mis- yesterday lie considered ono Of tr
In the freight department OF the New Central
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NO nam ON THE EXCISE MIDDLE

Police Board yesterday sent to the Corporation Counsel
the letter Board regarding the 500 liquor
sellers who have been selling under licenses
Issued by Mesrs aughton aud Morris since May 3, and
au-sod acombe to give alyce duty OF the police
the Excise Board yesterday was SAID that tho
hoard might refuse licenses 10 OF the 900
ground that the had boom violating
ths .sliiug without oenses such decision would
affect Fifta otl and the 0sey House ono VI
the Commissioners sad that no hotel would suffer
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THE rriErAy uURDEREss NOT SENTENCED.

Mrs Chara Cgnsralc. In whose case plea OF guilty OF
the degree ancrcd Wednesday did
appear for yesterday She charged with
murder degree Killing her husband Recorder
smyth postponed sentence I'LL Wednesday lilo had hoani
that tho woman. who does not understand EDghn
ss plead guilty Tho evidence produced
tnA which hal proceeded for two ays made appar
that the removed from murder In tho
the plea considered ono that tho woman
might glad accept Tho report that she did under
stAnd the plea will be investigated
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THOUSANDS VISIT THE ORCHID SHOW.

Tho orchid exhibition at the Eden Musee scored sgna
yesterday The no weather brought outa crowd OF
fashions Shoppers and sbout 5000 Of them by actual
count admire the orchids making almost ~ 900
visitors since tho exhibition opened Many private growers
and collecor who At rst declined To send flowers
ing tho character Of tho arc nov
sending In the pets OF their hot houses and yepg with
another 70 CARR on the prses for rarity and beauty
Among the visitors yesterday woTs Mira A iselin Dr
Campbe the Masses furnure Mrs Austin Corbn t. ~
Dr. Deems Mrs Coleman Drayton Mrs Delsnosy ksns nr
Crosby, MI and hrs W. W. Aslor. C. Dana NJ
u HenshAw and AarQus De Mores. '-' -Ai''
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

brooklyn Assembly investigating Committee Common
oWashnston irving bishops Undertaking experiments
Hoffman House, $3.50 p. m. ,n ...
Simpson French investigation W. II. ToWnieys ONCE
Manhattan Athletic Club boxing bouts. Club House.
Free lecture by Samuel Kneeand Coopor Union m
Lades day ct New.York Fencing Club No 10 West Twen
ty-ourthst .x,u...
1890 O. L. ...r.
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, p IN.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRTvALa

Norman Hovae-Jusun Mccarthy, n. Pj lem Doyo
oRsily Of Boston aud Henry b. Abbey na crou,
Hos Congress John W. Stewart aud Wilsm ssss
chusetts HM LAIN q Don
neil John Slecher OF Albany. and state senator
Veider Aibe,nayie United States Treasurer So1 nh;
cago iurk Avenue oteiilcntenanto oysrno, n n
p lanes buckingham Hotet-Professor o: T. MAtsn. VI
Yale College senator A. psrEsr IT, o. ALBANY i,c:
deSs Hexss~secreary Of State Frederick Cook Of ALBANY
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. MARCH Z. 1887
ARRIVED.


a,.smer state OF Georgia (Br) Noodle Glasgow Fob l6
Iarnc 90 mdse and passengers W Austin baldwin Co
Arrived Al ths Bar At noon. -
s,eamer DIANA Kelly Asua Foil. San Domingo Is
2o mdse and II passengersto VIM p Cydo Co. Ar.
l.Wsr ie Kingston d. Lucia 2s Montsgo Bay 9s
Fortune Island 20 with mdso and passenger TO
Steamer Bonnctt Portland with mdsc and
s,a S,ne aoi Windsor Ns Maconber Rotterdam so
days. and empty barrels to ORDER vessel to Snow
Burgess -. ,,,. ,,s, ~, ,,, g., n.
days Portland No. with mdse TO order vessel to Scam
BARK Scrd America GtaD Maresca Casteamaro 50 days.
CO.. sSa EVEN .afsy p'pD' 40 days.
hogany aud sugar 70 Amsnck Coz vessel to Miller
BaTk Kestrei (of Windsor Ns Olson MatanEas days
with sugar HavemeyersA Elder; vessel TO Fonlke Co
BARK Belmont Coggns Cardenas days. with sugar 10 or
der vessel 10 Miller Il iIoughton
BARK Robert Dillon. Leighton Amboy Evans BAH
BARK Brayton. Gray. Woods Ho in ballast 10 Miller
Bris Mary ponnel Mitchell San Domingo 10 days. with
Bais Isns sun. Duke Dsnerars 20 days with sugar
schr Lowi. Ehrnann conson Pernambuco SO days with
sugar 10 ORDER vessel TO J A Van Bruut
schr WIN Douglass MeIndoe Mayagues9 days. with fruit
10 Dumois
suNsEr.wina q. Sandy Hook. light NE, fair. Al City
Steamer o.s nrl Murphy. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon - nHwn i,y Small o,a.sov-Usnder,ou Broa
steamer Moray tBrl Duncan GLASGOW endsrson nros
Steamer Astrion tBrl. CroKon Du6in-ssnderson SOP
s..smsT Rh.s,ia 90 vossls''sns Hamburg Via fy
Steamer tDtoh, Wis., Rottsrdam-F uneh. Edys
steamer Rhynaud CDslg) JAnissn. Antwp-Pstsr Wright
4 Soma
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HEyRY GEORGE Us HE IS HIsREPREsENTED.

Herald yesterday printed the report OF tho Papal Able
rate Monsignor stranero in which Henry George was
severely Mr. George said yesterday In regard
to the report;
Mr. strapero mudned and ha. got MS impress
sion NY piscoa palace In Se~fork and
hsnds Ihave never asserted 10 any man That INC
b.Ongs men. Rather believe That belongs 20
III children, called INTO NE TO tenant te
earth for he while and then q depart DO not hod mat
should be DIVIDED between men, but on The contrary
that In ME AL advanced state
of equal division Of land Ia impossible What
Iholi Of Bishop Nulty who believes "a DO
that the every should De- treated the on
property OF the whole people OF that country and ta
holds better pieco oi land man tha
open shond for this privilege pay
into nud. 10 be used for common pIp0ses sum
equvp which the that tis
gives woui be. In other Words boln that
calls unearned increment Of land values should 10
10
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AGAINST THE QUAKER BRIDGE DAM

Tho Construction Committee which is another name
for the Aqueduct Commission, held meeting yesterday
and transacted considerable routine business The
ittee has practically decided take up the Quaker
Bridge Dam project again until the return Of Conmis
Soner Dowd. who at the Arkansas Hot Springs T.. H.
Annidown. John g. Kennedy, W. II. Maxwell, Fran
els H. Leggett, Nathaniel Niles. A. p Man, Henry
bergh o. B. Potter James Renwck and other Oppo
OF the dam greatly pleased with the
pofston Counsel Lacom6e In expressing hs opinion
cerDing the land damages for the proposed reservoir
When Mr. and others declared that the
land could DO purchased Tor 100000. estimated
by Chief Engineer Church, attention paid their
ststeDents But now that the Corporation Counsel who
IN this matter regarded ae as an expert says that in
Ms opinion the land cannot he purchased for less than
OOO tho AQuednct Commissioners are not inclined
10 dispute him. .,,
The presidents Of the Home. German American, Mag
Ara standard and other fire insurance companies some
time ago paper the Board protesting against the
policy OF making the additional supply VI waller subserv
lent 70 experiment OF the Quaker Bridge Dam. They
urged that be begun the s0dom and other
reservoirs. that tho city could have tho necessary
water a. soon a. the now agueduct was completed
Inquiry Of Of the AQueduct yesterday
8 70 the delay in beginning the sodo
Dam met with the reply that additional Legislation
Nas needed at Albany and that they waiting Tor
that
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BROOKLYN.

whitney said yesterday that he favored the
ston the eec light companies 10 reduce the rates
which tlsv paid To bring the total amOnn with
In the appropriation He proposed end for tho beads Of
the companies anu ask them 70 make the reduction.
The charge of bgany preferred against James IT. Van
Wrinkle dismissed by Police Justice Eaeher yesterday
with whom he lived imposed his wife by saying
she married TO him.
Health BARLEY pronounces the Eagle Extract OF
Plsacho flavor Ice cream poisonous and has
formed the Health Commissioner.
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handed The list too old and others roo N
competent be promoted and did include such ompS
tent oncers Asire snd 5erGoants Oatos snu
We.terveit Mr. AoClsve offered amendment based on
Interpretation OF tho (vt Service rucA aAs W.
Board Laid both mot Ions the table
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~ q 6nnosd sarring valued - q 900 from Auaus s
lss ssns en As aid not account tor the %
cerdsS Bmyh that no had been Informed that charges
pending against Keepers In other AND na thousn
ne WA respectfully connected he was confirmed theL
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THE JURY IN ELLISS CASE DIsoHA Rorn,

The trla william Ella who 10 accused of murd.rn. ,,.
wife, not finished yesterday Foreman Lyons Of tho
Jury which empanneled 70 case was sIck . n.
hsA boon previous day Judge Cowins said that "a
OF torn had been reached he felt Compelled 10 d.
charge although two days had already been spsu on
the trial II was uncertain whether The would re-
holding Of another term. He discharged tho jury. WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

Mr. LOew says that theSe departments HlVan-
tage,usly occupy large building located near or IN
the City Hall Park. for convenience in rarsacng the
business such departments. boards aud con sions
He thinks would also he In such build
Ing for other Offices such the Register, the Public Ad
minstratO the Corporation Attorney tho Board OF AS
SCISSORS and the City Record.
Recorder Suyth whose charge led to the investigation
by the Grand Jury thanked the jurors for their action.
Subsequently ing OF the sinking Fund COmmis-
soners he called attention 10 the presentnent and intro
duced which will he called up future meet
ing carry out the wishes OF the Grand Jury TO
moving the Receiver of Taxes from the General Sessions
building
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ROOM FOR CITY OFFICES.
"A pREsENTMENT BY THE GRAND JURY.

.,,,., az rAxxs SHOULD LEAVE TIE BROWN
STONE BUILDING-THE HALL ~ RECORD
rns February Grand Jury which has had an unusually
nusy term. completed It's a6ors Yesterday u Hu""u
a,r, ma the foreman, read before Recorder snytn
presentment In which the Grand Jury emboded tne re
,t of AN Investigation into the cond ton OF the public
buildiugs and the public offices occupying parts OF
uryate buildings Simon Stevens tho foreman OF Hraho
Jury which made presentment on the same sup)eot
few years ago. especially active in the Investigation
The Grand Jurors say:
Under Of the court by your Honor the Grand
3 ss es sSHr
and the The snd n ns
q TsHs: cSTr 70 Of ne asa
ss s a%' sns ns ss
that the e the 'Ss s sSP DELAYS and
:eiens sdmin,:,ratO@ Of u h se' the building
i . a; + n
good pair Or IN Sr sSs several ITS
ssas:s
should be prcy Snn Tor se re
}sy ss uSsss The Gram" nna sna yrsssD;
q e &: he s .4S %
make Receiver Of Taxes elsewhere than in
Grand n e. ss ssS =. sss
and after % ma osIs CT eSn'
ofpuSc Works Mr. sevin the Register and Mr. Lso3mes
sss ss Ssdns % an unsafe ami stOry
real sa's ~ ssrnss s y A pre-
U &: s % s poorly si III S lily
The vie and Dorous odo,; n some Of The 0Sa
.fs r ss TO oe%py the building
who Obliged 70 go ther. 70 make nqay or 81 PShc
Work. and the s Board
f"n n ut 81 , .s B" 20 the @ q hsc
81 for a'
about Of s real or n yaae ho the
srmories houses. houses piers and whsryes
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NIN OF 0OOD PAMILY,

NAN OF GOOD FAMILY SENT TO PRISON.
Joseph Ksspers r mddeaged man. we'll dressed of nne
appearance and Of good family State Prison
yesterday Recorder smyh four months
He diamond broker and convicted Of taking
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D., Bcach-st., N. Y.
Hours-ll TO ! and TO p m. Sundays, 10 to Ia.
Diseases OF borvous system. from whatever cause .
speciality for tho last 40 years. Our readers may safely con
suit the Doctor with the Of receiving honorable
treatment reliable ophions and common sense adyicel Adv
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NEWARK,

tn trustees OF the Beleve Church have united
in abatement TO the public IN which they deny that there
Of the church In
sequence the Rev Hugh o. Psnscosts recent dscourses
on Land. LABOR and Wealth"
The OF the Mount Pleasant Cemetery have de-
cne the city for burial OF tho bodies TO
DO eIhume from the Old Buryng Ground but win receive
the bones under other aTrang cement
Daniel McCarty, tailor caught by ratrolman whilo
jumping the window Of William H. Hamtons house.
No l07 asey st. carly yesterday. confederate OF Nc
Carly escaped Tho burglar had quantity OF silverware
done up In Q handkerchief.
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Beware OK slight irritation of the throat
Brummes Cough Drops give instant relief Wholesale house
and 40 OTands Uenuine A. IL. Is. each Drop
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A vigorous growth and the original color
given 10 the hair by Parker's Hair Blsam
Psrkers Ginger Tonic. the best oou gh cure
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VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

BAYoxxRJohn McEmee Justice Of the peace. fined
$50 Recorder Beser yesterday the charge Of ntm
dating coal strikers who had returned TO work And
with using abusive language toward them.
HoBoKRS-" Tom Gould WAS absent yesterday from Jus
strengs the for his
the hearing adjourned for two weeks
anti AL movement continues 10
ground In New Jersey. meeting OF Republicans Will
De hold IN Han Tuesday evening under tho
National Saloon Committee Albert Grimm,
chairman Of the committee, and others wil speak
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LONG I6IANn

LoNo ISLAND CrY-Jsmes dis6 his homo IN
westsve near yourthst yesterday. He was mauufact
OF varnishos ames Campbell thirty
smallpox 1t his homo in Lighthst Thursday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1<i LeIn gton. ave-, between. goth and 30th Sta
Hours-S 10 5to7 Iisesses Of the Nervous System.
Gento-U rinary OrEana Impotence and steriiity.
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NARINE INTELLIGENOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


San rsss ga sets Bo2 Moon sets so7 Moons age. IL
LK-Sandy Hook. Sol Gov Isld. 1888 He'll Cato. SAT
PK-sandy Hook. $50 Gov lard. 400 Hell Gate. SOL
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STATEN ISLAND.

Thomas Sullivan and Mccarthy indicted for assault in tho
having January ~ stabbed
ON the Brit Oh s6p Jessomene were sentenced Yesterday
Sing sing and John Whestey accompoe sentenced
10 tho Kings county Periton tary for eleven
coScoRDT This little village thrown into cammotion
IN. yesterday when 1t was dscovero BY Ars Krauss
ma the ONCE III husbands razor works had been robbed
Hell husband and OF armed farmers
lar who ted neid wi Oh valoabs
raros When he attempted 70 large
and he fell into the water whore he Wa captured.